1. |
Tower
02:09
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I’m scared
Of a force that’s becoming
Something that’s certainly a door
And it’s on
They gave me everything
I needed to remain alive
Climb to the top of the tower’s open mouth
By the time the flame hits tower south
Stop your eyes from staring at my skull
Or the jump from the tower to the torch
Yeah right
I saw that light delay
That means I’m climbing to my grave
On the lighthouse
Bide
I will bide
I will bide
I will bide
For this suffering
Fall, the tower
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2. |
Torch
02:06
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Buddy loves the sugar don’t he
That’s what people put in coffee
Keep the fire flame ’a burning
From the sugar firestarter
People are talking
Thinking about
Running away from the torch
People are thinking
Of peeling it out
Pointing you towards the source
Powering out the situation
Leveling in for true frustration
Covering up the firestarter
Cover it up
I’m on fire
And now the torch reigns on
I’m on fire
And now the torch reigns on
I’m on fire
And now the torch reaches up to the top
I’m on fire
From the firestarter
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3. |
Hell Palm
02:32
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Saw a way to get by
Crawled inside a hole in the ground
He took my lonely soul
So we could never be alone
Health has gone his way
Down the hole he came
Health palm don’t mind people knocking
Saves them anyway
Palm the size of face
Palm the size of face
Okay
Health he handled pools of snake
Hung their heads on wooden stake
Need a snack sneak attack
Need a snack sneak attack
Need a snack sneak attack
Watch your back
To feed his stomach and his brain
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